To play atari 2600/7800 games you hold the controller in your left hand with your thumb over the button and your right hand on the handle. This is reverse of what modern controls are and I want to mimic the Atari feel.
I am going to use a miniature 4-way directional switch which is essentially a mini 4-way Arcade stick.
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Rekarp wrote:To play atari 2600/7800 games you hold the controller in your left hand with your thumb over the button and your right hand on the handle. This is reverse of what modern controls are and I want to mimic the Atari feel.
I am going to use a miniature 4-way directional switch which is essentially a mini 4-way Arcade stick.
Key word: Handle. Trust me, you will realize a thumbstick is nothing like a handle.
Rekarp wrote:To play atari 2600/7800 games you hold the controller in your left hand with your thumb over the button and your right hand on the handle. This is reverse of what modern controls are and I want to mimic the Atari feel.
I am going to use a miniature 4-way directional switch which is essentially a mini 4-way Arcade stick.
Key word: Handle. Trust me, you will realize a thumbstick is nothing like a handle.
Well you don't have to wrap your hand around the handle. I personally like to rest my right thumb on top of the stick with the rest of the hand semi gripping the stick.
Trust me. I have done the testing and its a comfortable position. And the directional switch feels really close to an Atari Joystick.
The wood master
"I was under the impression Mac owners don't actually USE their machines, they just parade them around trying to evangelize the masses."